Use the uploaded car image as the only car reference.
Carefully analyze the uploaded car and preserve its real identity, including the exact body shape, proportions, silhouette, paint color, wheels, headlights, grille, windows, doors, mirrors, and all visible design details.
Create a 6-second vertical video (9:16) showing the car being disassembled into separate parts and then rebuilt back together.
Core concept
The effect should be clean and straightforward:
first show the full car
then separate the car into its major parts
then rebuild the car by bringing all parts back together
Do not add exaggerated futuristic effects.
Do not use glowing outlines, holograms, fantasy energy, or magical effects.
The focus is the car structure itself.
Parts to separate
Separate the car into realistic visible components, such as:
4 wheels
front bumper
rear bumper
hood
doors
side panels
roof if appropriate
headlights
mirrors
other clearly visible body parts
If some internal mechanical structure is visible or can be logically shown, keep it subtle and realistic.
Video sequence
0–1.5 seconds
Start with the complete car fully assembled and clearly visible.
Use a clean camera angle that shows the whole car well.
Then the parts begin to separate outward from the body in a controlled way.
1.5–3 seconds
The car is now shown in an exploded view.
All major parts float around the central body, clearly separated and spaced apart.
Keep the layout neat and organized so viewers can understand how the car is built.
3–5.5 seconds
The parts move back into place and rebuild the car.
Each part should return smoothly and accurately to its correct position.
The rebuild should feel mechanical, clean, and satisfying.
5.5–6 seconds
End with the fully rebuilt car in one clean final hero shot.
Hold for a brief moment so the completed vehicle is easy to see.
Visual style
realistic
clean
mechanical
satisfying
simple and precise
Background
Use a clean background such as:
an open parking lot
a simple garage space
a clean industrial area
The background should not distract from the car.
Important restrictions
Preserve the uploaded car exactly as the reference.
Do not turn it into a different car.
Do not add unnecessary special effects.
Do not make parts spin wildly or fly around chaotically.
Do not use explosions, fire, lightning, or sci-fi energy.
Do not invent random parts that do not belong to the car.
The separation and rebuild must look logical, clear, and visually understandable.
The final result should feel like a clean exploded-view rebuild animation.